Train depot

The New Haven Train Depot has long been a monument to the golden age of Vermont railroading. Just yards from Route 7, the 19th-century Italianate...

The Chester Depot is historically significant as a well-preserved train depot in Vermont. The first public train arrived in town on July 18, 1849, and in December, the Rutland & Burlington Rail…

The railroad helped build the American West - and in Iowa, you can step back into those early days at these abandoned train depots.

Railroads not only provided the steam engines to move the people and products, they also provided the steam behind the industrial revolution.

The Hampton Train Depot was completed around 1881. It is significant in architecture and believed to have been designed by Augustus Schwaab, a German immigrant noted for his work in Savannah, Georgia. The city of Hampton experienced a major economic and development boom in the 1880s because this was the only rail connection in Henry County. Cotton warehouses, a hotel, and many elegant homes were constructed as a result, and Hampton became a focal point for the cotton industry.

The building still maintains its original ticket counter.

Laurel Train Depot ~ Laurel, MS

The historic train depot in Independence

This old train depot in Michigan was converted into the prettiest home.